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22 June, 23:57

Find the distance between each pair of parallel line

y=x-6 and y=x+8

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  1. 23 June, 00:07
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    Both these lines are linear and have the same slope, just different y-intercepts. This means one line is shifted higher than the other. y=x+8 is 14 units higher than y=x-6. The answer to you question therefore is 14 units!
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